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[news.eclipse.webtools] Re: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.net.FTP Not Found

michael@xxxxxxx (Michael Wohlstadter) — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 18:29:53 GMT

Additional information...

I just setup the project with Eclipse 3.3 on Linux OpenSUSE 10.3. I have the same two jar files in the path. In this environment, the build works fine.

Is there something specific to the Mac OS X environment? Is there something specific to Ganymede? (On the Mac OS X environment, Eclipse is version 3.4. My next test will be Eclipse 3.3 on the Macintosh.)

thanks,
Michael

[news.eclipse.webtools] org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.net.FTP Not Found

michael@xxxxxxx (Michael Wohlstadter) — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:51:26 GMT

On Mac OS X (10.4) using Eclipse 3.4.  Java 1.5.0

I have a project originally on Eclipse 3.3 on Windows XP. I am using an Ant build script to deploy the project to test and production servers. The build script uses FTP to synchronize the files.

Under Windows the script runs without error (also Java 1.5). However, when I try to run the script on Mac OS X I get the error message that org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.net.FTP is not found.

I have commons-net-1.4.1.jar and jakarta-oro-2.0.8.jar in my path. Searching the newgroup et al, I can't find references to other libraries beyond these two. What other dependency is missing? What further diagnostic steps can I take?

thanks,
Michael

[news.eclipse.webtools] Re: Problem in publishing with WST 3.0

jarkko.miettinen@xxxxxxx (Jarkko Miettinen) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:59:01 GMT

Larry Isaacs wrote:

The use of "Serve modules without publishing" implies the use of Tomcat. Yet Tomcat, when publishing, never creates a WAR file. So it's not clear what you mean by "If I publish (that is, package the whole project to .war)". Also, by default, Tomcat publishes to the "wtpwebapps" folder, deliberately avoiding publishing to "webapps" due to undesired side effects that can occur if autoDeploy is enabled. Since you say the files are in "/webapps/equipment/WEB-INF/classes", the "webapps" folder is in use for some reason. Details about how your Tomcat server is configured and details about your use case are needed to determine if these are in alignment.

Okay, sorry about the confusion, I just presumed this WAR-thing for some reason :). I am running tomcat 6.0.16 but I do not have the configs nor the code at hand until next monday.

[news.eclipse.webtools] Re: Problem in publishing with WST 3.0

Larry.Isaacs@xxxxxxx (Larry Isaacs) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:23:13 GMT

The use of "Serve modules without publishing" implies the use of Tomcat. Yet Tomcat, when publishing, never creates a WAR file. So it's not clear what you mean by "If I publish (that is, package the whole project to .war)". Also, by default, Tomcat publishes to the "wtpwebapps" folder, deliberately avoiding publishing to "webapps" due to undesired side effects that can occur if autoDeploy is enabled. Since you say the files are in "/webapps/equipment/WEB-INF/classes", the "webapps" folder is in use for some reason. Details about how your Tomcat server is configured and details about your use case are needed to determine if these are in alignment.

Cheers,
Larry

Jarkko Miettinen wrote:

Hi!
I am having following problem with Eclipse Ganymede release (oh, and with earlier versions too): If I publish (that is, package the whole project to .war) my dynamic web project, everything works fine but after I check the checkbox "Serve modules without publishing" in server properties, I get errors on some jsps. The errors are always of same kind: some class was not found, e.g. in webapps/equipment/jsp/AttributeStaticEdit.jsp DatatypeHelper cannot be resolved even though the class resides within /webapps/equipment/WEB-INF/classes and is imported correctly. Everything works fine with publishing and in IDEA even without publishing so what could be wrong?

[news.eclipse.webtools] Re: WTP & copying project assets without redeploy

Larry.Isaacs@xxxxxxx (Larry Isaacs) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:12:30 GMT

Toomas Romer wrote:

Hi
I have WTP (3.0.0) installed. I have a project that is deployed to Tomcat 6.0. I have build automatically enabled.

I would like WTP to copy my project assets to the deployed folder without triggering a redeploy. The reason for this is that JavaRebel is doing the class reloading and there is no point for a redeploy after the changes.

How to achieve this? If I have "Automatically publish when resources change" enabled in WTP it will write $CATALINA_BASE/conf/server.xml with the flag relodable=true to the context of the project. This will make Tomcat reload app context when seeing new class file timestamps.

The server.xml you want to change is the one under the Servers project in your workspace. For some related information, see:

http://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP_Tomcat_FAQ#What_does_Publish_do_for_Tomcat_servers_in_the_Servers_view.3F

When a project is added to the server, the reloadable attribute will default to true in the associated Context. You can change it's value to false after that. You can change it by directly modifying server.xml (under the Servers project) or via the Modules tab of the Tomcat server editor (double-click the Tomcat server in the Servers view to open this editor). If running, you will need to restart Tomcat to have these changes take effect.

Cheers,
Larry

If I use "Never publish automatically" I need to publish after the slightest change (as stated here[1] the Spring metadata files won't get published this way).

If I use "Automatically publish when resources change" and manually edit the server.xml to have reloadable=false for my app context it will be overwritte by reloadable=true after the next publish.

I would like to have my files copied to the deployment directory without the relodable=true required in the server.xml. What are my options?
[1] http://www.jroller.com/robwilliams/entry/javarebel_not_so_fast
Toomas

[news.eclipse.webtools] WTP & copying project assets without redeploy

toomasr@xxxxxxx (Toomas Romer) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:27:24 GMT

Hi

I have WTP (3.0.0) installed. I have a project that is deployed to Tomcat 6.0. I have build automatically enabled.

I would like WTP to copy my project assets to the deployed folder without triggering a redeploy. The reason for this is that JavaRebel is doing the class reloading and there is no point for a redeploy after the changes.

How to achieve this? If I have "Automatically publish when resources change" enabled in WTP it will write $CATALINA_BASE/conf/server.xml with the flag relodable=true to the context of the project. This will make Tomcat reload app context when seeing new class file timestamps.

If I use "Never publish automatically" I need to publish after the slightest change (as stated here[1] the Spring metadata files won't get published this way).

If I use "Automatically publish when resources change" and manually edit the server.xml to have reloadable=false for my app context it will be overwritte by reloadable=true after the next publish.

I would like to have my files copied to the deployment directory without the relodable=true required in the server.xml. What are my options?

[1] http://www.jroller.com/robwilliams/entry/javarebel_not_so_fast

Toomas

[news.eclipse.webtools] Publishing to WS02

netromen@xxxxxxx (netromen) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:25:06 GMT

I have tested the install guide: http://wso2.org/project/wsas/java/2.3/docs/tools/ide.html and it works. The service is created and publish, but I am not able to update the service later. Some of the server view|WSO2 WSAS at localhost|<command> do not work...

[news.eclipse.webtools] Problem in publishing with WST 3.0

jarkko.miettinen@xxxxxxx (Jarkko Miettinen) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:59:54 GMT

Hi! I am having following problem with Eclipse Ganymede release (oh, and with earlier versions too): If I publish (that is, package the whole project to .war) my dynamic web project, everything works fine but after I check the checkbox "Serve modules witho...

[news.eclipse.webtools] Re: Web Standard Tools (WST) Project SDK 3.0?

david_williams@xxxxxxx (David Williams) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:06:53 GMT

For Ganymede version, after installing runtime, or if using Java EE IDE, you can go to webtols update site, expand the Web Tools Platfrom (WTP) category, and select everything that has "SDK" in the name. You'd have to do something similar for EMF, GEF, DT...

[news.eclipse.webtools] HTTP Preview Server?

johnjbarton@xxxxxxx (John J Barton) — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:44:46 GMT

HTTP ERROR: 200 OK RequestURI=/TestStaticReally/test.html Any idea what I could do wrong? John.